The '70s Nanny Has Too Many Babies, Leaving Her Chaste Commander Both Delighted and Worried

The dragging on wasn't good; if they wanted to steal the child, they could have just told the male lead directly, instead of making it so complicated.

It's really frustrating to watch. In her previous life, the female lead was harmed, and in this life, she wasn't very careful either, and almost died.

Dragging things out is frustrating to watch and unpleasant to look at.

The male and female leads are both utterly useless. They can't even protect the little ones, they stubbornly refuse to reveal the truth, and they won't even open their eyes to investigate. After over 100 chapters, they're still aimlessly going around in circles. Hurry up and move the plot forward!

I tried so hard to hold back, but I just couldn't take it anymore. Does the female lead think she's somehow wronged, considering how hard she tried? I'm speechless. It's like she wasted her whole life, only to be reborn as a nanny. Seriously! She doesn't gather evidence, doesn't defend herself, and even covers for the female supporting character.

I finished watching it; it was neither good nor bad, leaving me with a feeling of having swallowed CY (a Chinese internet slang term for something negative or incomplete).

Her university place was stolen, her child was snatched away, and her stepmother even went so far as to ruin her family, yet she didn't fight back. If she could do it all over again, there would be no bloodshed whatsoever, and she's always dragging her feet.

Although short, compared to the effective plot, it's incredibly long and drawn out, a true imitation of Yu Zheng's style, with a melodramatic plot, various misunderstandings, and nothing to say.

Whether it's fraudulently claiming college entrance exam scores, twins recognizing each other, or a biological mother and daughter, there are just too many twists and turns, a bit of a letdown, and too much conflict. However, the writing lacks depth and doesn't create enough drama. Especially the part where the nanny isn't seen until over a hundred chapters later—that's exhausting to read.

I originally wanted to see the male and female leads recognize each other, but I didn't expect to see them recognize each other after reading more than 80 chapters, and they even missed each other time and time again. Then I scrolled down to around 100 chapters, I think it was around 110, and the male and female leads finally recognized each other, and the female lead also found her biological mother.